After racing across the land fighting for the Troodonic Key our heroes find themselves before a giant statue of a saurian humanoid in the sacred sanctum of the Temple of the Troodon. The inner sanctum holds a gilded monument to the first Troodon to cross both space and time without the use of a portal. Before this statue lies the Scales of Time, doors through time and Space to infinite other worlds. Opened by a man that has tried to dispatch of them at every turn, Vav now waits for them on the other side, is their adventure truly at an end or is this the first step on the Scales of Time?

The King has died, and the city of Korvosa is in chaos! Riots, banditry, monsters, and mayhem are turning the normally safe streets of the city into a war zone. Desperate to regain control of her city, Queen Ileosa seeks heroes to aid her in reclaiming control before the largest city in all Varisia consumes itself from within, as Pathfinder’s second Adventure Path, Curse of the Crimson Throne, begins with a bang!
Edge of Anarchy, Bestiary - Nick Logue
People of the Road - Amber Scott

This supplement gives Narrators a vast selection of pre-designed vehicles for exciting True20 game play. Designed by Stefan Happ, it enhances the core True 20 rules with additional material on vehicles - including feats, optional rules and a chapter on narrating exciting vehicle action. True20 Vehicles can also be used with the exciting chase rules first published in Technothrillers. True20 Vehicles features traditional and unique vehicles for the low-tech fantasy, modern and science fiction genres, ready for instant game use.

Sooner or later every adventurer has a brush with the authorities, whether they work for them to defeat some great evil, flee the law after being framed for a foul murder, or simply pay their taxes. In most cases we assume the government to be a benevolent monarchy or republic and the people to be normal and generally good folk. But what if interacting with the government and the people is the hardest part of the adventure? What if simply walking down the street is as challenging as surviving a trap-infested dungeon?